/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12622764
>>12622767
>Constellation

I was so excited for it.

Yes, we call it “abstract algebra” instead of just “algebra.” We do this to differentiate it from the elementary algebra that the layman will think of when we say algebra. So do us all a favor and shut the fuck up the next time we say “abstract algebra.”

>>12268191
>another subject I have to learn
So what you’re saying anon is that I should learn PDE?

>Hey I wonder what Blue Origin are upt-
>Only recent news article was about Bezzos onions faced employees complaining about having to work during the Corvid-19 outbreak and that a launch set for 10th April was canceled without any new dates set
Like poetry. This is why Musk hired latino welders. They'll do anything for a dime no complaints or questions asked.

>>11341050
JWST? More like JUST.

Have a meeting with my Master's advisor tomorrow (engineering). I canceled our meeting last week and in the meeting three weeks before that, I told him I'd done absolutely nothing in the previous three week window. I've done absolutely no work this time either. Do I tell him the truth about how I just don't feel like working on my thesis anymore? Should I lie and tell him my grandma died?
wat do?

Have a meeting with my Master's advisor tomorrow (engineering). I canceled our meeting last week and in the meeting three weeks before that, I told him I'd done absolutely nothing in the previous three week window. I've done absolutely no work this time either. Do I tell him the truth about how I just don't feel like working on my thesis anymore? Should I lie and tell him my grandma died? wat do?

>NET November - Falcon 9 • Crew Dragon Demo 2
Looks like old space will win this round.

>>10509348
hmm.. I wonder what the latest SLS new is...
>"During a hearing of the Senate Commerce committee to assess America's future in space, committee chairman Sen. Roger Wicker opened by asking Bridenstine about Exploration Mission-1's ongoing delays.
>This mission was originally scheduled for late 2017, but it has slipped multiple times, most recently to June 2020. It has also come to light that this date, too, is no longer tenable."
>"During his testimony, he revealed an unexpected twist. For the first time, Bridenstine said that the agency would consider commercial rockets to get its crew capsule off the ground."
Jesus fucking Christ just take it to the back of the shed and put it out of its misery...

>>10441073
>Tfw you aren't as smart as you thought you were in your childhood

>>10370013
Fellow brainlet of the cohort here, IKTF brother. Gotten 2 C's so far in my first year courses, one more and I'm out. They shouldn't have let me in

>>9221276
>Sign up for GRE
>Oh alright, the SAT was $50 so that'll be easy
>Fucking $205
>Non-profit my ass
>Mfw I fuck up and leave my wallet, have to pay another $205 to take it again
I got a pretty shit quantitative score for BioMed PhD program standards but I'm running with it because I'll be fucked if I'm giving them another $205 if I don't have to

Is there still time to stop being a brainlet if you're 22?

> be me
> be 17
> expect te learn programming in High school
> retarded teacher can't code for shit
> nice legs though
> "teaches" us FUCKING MS Acces
> I have no one to give me lessons
> tips for self-learning proramming

>>9099302
>>9099334
>>9099337
>>9099531
>sub 4.0

>101
hahaha fucking kill me I'll never be an engineer

Why do so many people still don't believe that there are more than two genders and sexes in healthy, well-adjusted adult individuals, even when it is backed scientifically by countless psychologists and sociologists? The writing is on the wall. To think that humans only consist of males and females is utter ignorance.

When the instructor or textbook arbitrarily introduces a new variable without defining it, especially if you are new to a subject.

>>8441892
>Last week in cell bio

>>8412118
You enter the lecture and this guy repeatedly uses the word "JUST" in his explanation. What do you do?

Ok, i'm trying to understand how RSA algorithm does work.

i have to clarify that i have elementary education level.

Prime numbers
p=5
q=7

N is the product
n=5*7=35
n=35


phi(n)=(p-1)(q-1)=
phi(35)=(5-1)(7-1)=24
phi(n)=24


now here's my problem

the dude said that now we have to find
e= a prime relative number between 1 and 24
e will be the public key.

But how do i find the prime relative number?

Ok, i'm trying to understand how does RSA algorithm does work.

i have to clarify that i have elementary education level.

Prime numbers
p=5
q=7

N is the product
n=5*7=35
n=35


phi(n)=(p-1)(q-1)=
phi(35)=(5-1)(7-1)=24
phi(n)=24


now here's my problem

the dude said that now we have to find
e= a prime relative number between 1 and 24
e will be the public key.

But how do i find it?

>professor cant speak english